The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-21

cours next week
Many OF our farmers are busy making their
second crop OF hay.
The new Reformed church viii be deiica-
ted on SUNDAY October STA
Potatoes ar selling al one dollar per BUSH
( el. aud are scarce 81 that price
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soiner-ef viii send large delegzfien 20 the
soldiers reunion at Meyerssiaie Thursday
Miss Cora spangier has gone to Pittsburgh,
where she viii visit friends for shor time.
There are about forty criminal eases down
on the calendar for trial at next weeks
court.
Messrs Cook & Beerits have had new
pavement placed IN front Of their business
block.
The winter term Of the public schools Of
the borough viii commence one week from
next Monday
The Davis Brothers will commence work
on their new brick building on Main Cross
street, this week.
Miss sydney Po-tlethwaite and Miss Min
ME ogle Of JohnstoNa. spent Sunday with
relatives in Somerset.
Street Commissioner Knee put down .
the borough last week.
Meyersdale promises 10 do herself proud
THURSDAY Her citizens viii give the old
veterans royal welcome
Ex-JDd-e Collins Wa among the Somerse,
visitors to Philadelphia during the centen
Mai Celebration last week
Chestuuis are already being brought into
market They are extra large this year. and
the crop J. an exceedingly large one.
Postmaster C5ffr1th returned from Phila-
delphia. where he had been II view the cen
tenni4l celebration, saturday morning.
Ea4lLElAlAAll = Atl AAt-A al -lANf III AAit
court house yard sunday evening, can re-
cover the same By calling Al this Office.
Miss Nay Pisel left Tuesday morning for
Pittsburgh. where she viii visit her friend.
Miss Cora Tate She viii remain several
weeks
The market i oye-s5oelzed with home
grown gaFss. They are selling a, from three
to five cents per pound, and are Of a very
good qualify
The interesting question with the average
Methodist preacher Just now, in view Of the
approaching conference, Is. Where viii /
be next years"
FL. Koo-er, Esq. returned Friday even
ing from Washington, Pa. where he had
gone To place his son at the Washington and
jefferson College
Nr George NJ Neff Jr. lefi Monday mora
Ing for Springfield Ohio, where he expects To (
locate permanently. lie viii embark in the
jewelry business,
Elder Peter vogel has been appointed /
court stenogTapLeF for this Judicial district
He filled his new position for the frs, time I
al the resent term of the Bedford court.
A slight freight wreck occurred on the :. I
& C. railroad a; the tre-tle northeast of town. I
Friday morning A number OF cars were
thrown over the trrs5Ie and pretty badly bro 4
ken up.
The lockwood burglars attempted TO break .
jail one day last week They had cut hole f.
through the wall Of their cell. but their litile .
plan wAs frustrated by the sheriff discovering 1
the hole and locking them in anoiher cell.
Judge Walker VIII move into the house I
on Union street which he recently purchased /
from M oliver Knepper, oD the 1t zoe 4
tober. Mr.. K8epper viii at the same time 4
take possession Of his new brick residence on I
Main street
Prof J. y Mes-e. of Meyers,iaie, dropped .
IN 10 SO us Saturday He was on his way 4
home from the south OF the county. where 4
be had been assisting County Superintend- /
ent Berkey IN his examination Of normal /
school students.
DR.. A A Taymsn, who has been spending 4
the past two months Al the Somerset House
visiting his mother. viii leave next week (
for his home in Lebanon. Missouri He will .
place two Of MS children al the college near
Iatrobe before leaving.
Mr John keim. one of the oldest citizens
Of Ssruer~f county died at his home IN Elk
lies township On Monday OF last week He
was born Oh the 5th day Of January, l7s2.
and was consequently 80 years : months and
: days old at the time Of bis death
The small boy views Barnum's gAily col
ored and thrilling pictorial display about
town daily with renewed delight October
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